What is the difference between a parent component and a child component in AEM component inheritance?
- Parent components are used for styling, while child components manage content
- Parent components define common properties and behavior, while child components inherit and extend them
- Parent components only contain HTML, while child components handle logic
- There is no distinction; the terms are used interchangeably
In AEM component inheritance, a parent component defines common properties and behavior, while child components inherit and extend them, facilitating modular and scalable development.
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